CSULB Shark Lab Develops Drone for Olympic Games Security
The Shark Lab at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) is developing a drone to monitor sharks in preparation for the LA28 Olympic Games.
Los Angeles, CA, July 29, 2026 —
The Shark Lab at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB) is undertaking the development of a specialized drone designed to monitor shark activity. This initiative is being undertaken in anticipation of the upcoming LA28 Olympic Games, with the aim of enhancing safety and security in the waters where aquatic events may take place.
The drone technology is intended to provide real-time data on the presence and behavior of sharks, enabling authorities to respond proactively to potential risks. While specific details regarding the drone’s capabilities, the timeline for its development, and the exact locations it will monitor were not provided, the project signifies a novel approach to marine safety during large-scale international events.
The Shark Lab at CSULB has a history of research into shark behavior and ecology. This project represents an extension of their scientific endeavors into practical applications for public safety. The integration of advanced drone technology with marine biology expertise highlights a forward-thinking strategy for managing natural environments during significant public gatherings.
Further information regarding the technical specifications of the drone, the scope of its deployment during the LA28 Games, and the projected costs associated with its development and operation has not yet been publicly released.
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